A List of CoinHive Alternatives

Monero

Monero (XMR) is the leading privacy based cryptocurrencies with some very unique features aimed at providing a secure environment for its users. We’ll provide updates on the Monero coin as often as possible.

After testing a few of these websites, we’ve stuck with Crypto-Loot. They’re by far the cheapest for fees, are undetected by all anti-virus companies, have the quickest payments with a payment minimum of only 0.3XMR, and are very, VERY good at supporting their network and users. Their network remains the fastest out there, and the most profitable.

Features:

Cheapest Fee’s Available at 12%

Minimum of only 0.3XMR Required for Payout, sent multiple times per day

PPOI was a little hard to use, being that they’re a Chinese browser miner. Anyhow, after getting set up, the site was not bad at all – however, the network was pretty bad. Constant down times, no support, and no consistency.

Although not yet released, their idea is pretty solid. If you pay $1,000 you can mine with them for only 2% fees. If you pay $50,000 you can mine with them with 0% fees. Could be ideal for webmasters with very large websites. This could have potential, but I don’t see even the topmost webmasters paying $50,000 for a Javascript Miner.

I was going to leave this one out of this post, but decided it should be posted. This was by far the sketchiest JS miner website we used. To this day, we have still not been paid. We found them through a Reddit Post in which they had claimed to had been working on their software since before CoinHive. It didn’t take long to get called out for their bullsh#t. Their software is an exact copy of CoinHive. On top of that, they have not been able to keep up with their network whatsoever. Hashrates are always going up and down, these guys don’t know what they’re doing. My honest opinion? Don’t use them.

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CoinIMP is yet another web mining service, proudly advertising a “0%” fee. This is a pretty clear scam from the beginning, but we’ve tested their service to see just how much of a scam they really are. So, here we go – the CoinIMP review

Firstly, I would like to point out a few obvious facts.

CoinIMP offers a 0-1% fee, yet pays out 5% referral commissions?

They run multiple connection proxies, a pool, and even PAY to run ads on Google adwords

CoinIMP supposedly employees 40+ people (Check out how many fake Linkedin accounts they have!)

So, CoinIMP is clearly just ran by a team of really nice people who give away free money to anybody supports their services? Hmm.. Yeah, probably not.

CoinIMP created an exact clone of Monero, and called it “WebChain”. They premined 20% of the coins for themselves, and within the first 4 months they sold off 70% of the existing market supply. This is called a pump and dump scam. You should review this sketchy project yourself!

We decided to run CoinIMP for a few days anyway, regardless of how scummy they seem. Everything went smoothly the two days, except for the fact we were making nearly 40% LESS than from CoinHive (who charges a 30% fee BTW). The third day, hashing stopped completely for nearly 2 hours.

After the downtime, we pulled out of CoinIMP and resumed mining back with CryptoLoot.